1216 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 22, 1907

BEATTY, Geo. (George)
MILITARY
COOK, P.
PAGE, R.
LUNDY, W.F.
SCOONOVER, Frank
MATCHETT, Ralph
RAIKES, H.
McCULLOUGH, C.J.
BLACK, J.W.
GAETZ, F.W.
CHREIGHTON, H.S.
GOYNE, Noah
LEPTON, J.F.

Red Deer

The funeral of the late Geo. Beatty was held 
yesterday afternoon. All places of business in 
town were closed at two o'clock and flags all 
over town were flying at half mast.

The 15th Light Horse attended in full uniform, 
and the hearse was followed by the members of 
the Masonic lodge.

A great many of the late Mr. Beatty's friends 
from Innisfail and Lacombe attended the funeral. 
Over forty carriages followed, to the cemetery. 

The Alberta Hotel will be reopened today. 

P. Cook, accountant of the Northern bank, left 
last night for a week's holiday at Hight River.

R. Page, Pine Lake is in town.

W.F. Lundy came up from Innisfail on yesterday's 
noon train. 

Frank Scoonover, of Content, has been in town 
for the past few days.

Ralph Matchett came in from Medicine river 
yesterday. He is on his way to Sedgwick, where 
he will spend the winter.

C.J. McCullough, of Calgary is relieving in the 
Northern bank here at present in the absence of 
J.W. Black, who is on the sick list.

F.W. Gaetz, of Pine Lake, was in town yesterday

H.S. Chreisghton and Noah Goyne, of coalbanks, 
have been in town for the past few days. They 
left for home this morning.

J.F. Lepton, of Lacombe, was in the city 
yesterday.